http://www.telegraph.co.uk/technology/google/6474746/Mystery-of-Argleton-the-Google-town-that-only-exists-online.html
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According to that Telegraph article, Google said they would remove Argleton from the map. Fortunately, they haven't yet, and now several enterprising souls have attached photos to the site, thus making it more "real". If even more people do the same it will get interesting. A digital ghost town, a conceptual artwork.
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